Vándorolsz

Vándorolsz is a Hungarian verb form that translates roughly as “you wander.” It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb vándorol, which means to roam or wander. The form is used when addressing one person who is currently wandering or roving. In everyday language, it can express literal wandering as well as figurative wandering, such as wandering through landscapes or thoughts.

Formation and etymology: The verb vándorol derives from the noun vándor (wanderer) with the Hungarian derivational suffix -ol-, which yields a verb meaning to perform the action associated with the stem. The present-tense ending -sz marks second person singular. As a result, vándorolsz literally means “you wander.”

Usage: Vándorolsz appears in both literary and colloquial Hungarian, especially in descriptive or poetic contexts. It can occur in dialogue, travel writing, or song lyrics. Example: “Te vándorolsz az erdőben éjszaka,” meaning you wander in the forest at night.

See also: vándorol; vándor; Hungarian verb conjugation.